www.economica.net/pretul-gazelor-a-sarit-pragul-de

Natural gas prices in Europe briefly reached 100 euros per MWh due to supply disruptions from the Middle East, impacting consumers and industries. The ongoing conflict has led to unprecedented price levels, with current rates about three times higher than pre-war figures. Analysts predict high prices will persist for at least another year, regardless of weather conditions. As Europe enters the heating season, gas storage levels are significantly lower than last year, raising concerns about supply adequacy. The rising costs are reflected in electricity bills, affecting energy-intensive industries and consumers alike. Governments have spent billions to mitigate these price increases, while spot prices have surged in Romania and Austria.